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ASICS Gel-Nimbus 28
Puma MagMax Nitro
ASICS Gel-Nimbus 28ASICSGel-Nimbus 28Puma MagMax NitroPumaMagMax Nitro
Scores
Overall7.508.33
Ride6.58.0
Design & Comfort9.09.0
Value7.08.0
Price
Price₹16,999₹17,000
Specs
CategoryMax cushionMax cushion
Weight280 g291 g
Heel stack43 mm42.9 mm
Forefoot stack35 mm33.3 mm
Drop8 mm9.6 mm
FoamFF Blast PlusNitro
Plate––
Fit
Support–neutral
Fitstandardwide
Sizingtrue to sizetrue to size
Recommended runner weightAll runners, including heavy (90 kg+)70 kg to 120 kg
Best for
Best forEasy runsBeginnersWalkingRunners 90 kg+Easy runsLong runsBeginnersWalkingRunners 90 kg+
ProsOutstanding step-in comfort · Plush upper, soft laces and thick heel padding · True to size with good toe room · Extremely protective cushioning · About 20 g lighter than the Nimbus 27 · Reflective overlays for night runsOne of the most comfortable shoes of the year · Very soft, protective Nitro cushioning · Wide forefoot and roomy toe box · Luxurious gusseted tongue and soft padding · Best-in-class grip, wet or dry · Premium build quality · Good breathability for a max-cushion shoe · Great for walking and casual wear
ConsFoam feels flat on runs over 10 km after 100 km · Squishing sound from the foam after 60–70 km · Upper traps heat at faster paces · Narrower platform than the 27 · may feel less stable · Less outsole rubber and more wear than earlier versions · Poor value at ₹17,000 next to a discounted Nimbus 27Laces too short for a runner's knot and loosen at speed · Feels heavy at faster paces · Not for fast running · Overpriced at ₹17,000 · Neutral only, not a stability shoe
Avoid ifAvoid it if you want one shoe for long runs or faster running, because the foam felt flat after 10 km and the upper traps heat.Avoid it if you want to run fast or need a stability shoe.